A new scam is threatening smartphone users, one so effective that the FBI has issued an urgent warning to iPhone and Android users across the country. Federal officials are advising to immediately hang up when receiving suspicious calls – it could compromise your bank accounts and personal data. Scammers are becoming increasingly more sophisticated, and...
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The ‘gut’ is a popular topic in most health and wellness circles, with many people talking about doing ‘cleanses’ and other special diets to try and ‘heal their gut’. Are cleanses and fasts really necessary for your colon health, though? What are the healthiest ways to naturally ‘cleanse’ your colon and improve your health? This...
Metformin, a commonly prescribed drug for diabetes, is known for its significant impact on blood sugar management and affordability – aka it is effective, efficient, and inexpensive. Normally, this would be a big win for a medication. However, despite these advantages, there is a growing trend of individuals discontinuing its use. This is largely due...
Cancer is a diagnosis that no one wants to hear. Anyone who has survived cancer themselves or who has watched a loved one manage the disease would likely shudder at the word itself. While we can do our best to prevent cancer, sometimes, despite all efforts, it still develops. Current cancer treatment methods are often...
Cyber threats are ever-evolving, finding new ways to gain access to our personal information. The newest threat that’s emerged is known as “mishing.” This form of cyber attack specifically targets mobile phones and represents a notable shift in cybercrime strategies. This poses unique challenges not only for individual users but organizations too. Understanding Mishing: Beyond...
Since the beginning of religious teaching, the concept of the devil and hell has terrified humanity. Through the ages, popular culture and religious tradition have depicted the devil as a red-skinned, fiery-horned demon. Theologian and author Jared Brock has however challenged this, claiming that we may be far from correct about hell and Satan. Revisiting...
Near-death experiences are often met with skepticism, and doubt, especially when those who claim to have had them have no actual evidence to back up their story. For one such person, Zach Tavcar, an image emerged that would remarkably validate his surreal experience, defying the conventional. A Life-Changing Diagnosis A life coach and personal trainer...
We all experience occasional memory setbacks. For example, forgetting where we placed our keys or blanking on a friend’s name. But there’s a major difference between these normal cognitive hiccups and the genuine warning signs of dementia. Understanding this distinction could make all the difference for you or someone you care about. More Than Just Forgetfulness Dementia represents more...
Peripheral Artery Disease (PAD) is a circulation problem where narrowed arteries reduce blood flow to your limbs. PAD affects millions of Americans, more than those currently living with cancer. Yet even though it’s so common, this condition often goes unnoticed until it’s caused huge problems. What Exactly Is Peripheral Artery Disease? In simple terms, Peripheral...
Microplastics, tiny plastic particles less than 5 millimeters in size, have become a significant environmental and health concern in recent years. These particles are almost everywhere, found in almost every facet of our world: in oceans, soil, air, and even in the food and water we consume. The impact of microplastics on human health is...
The pursuit of clean, limitless energy has seen another record broken recently. The Chinese Experimental Advanced Superconducting Tokamak (EAST), commonly referred to as their “Artificial Sun,” has shattered previous records by having plasma kept temperatures over 100 million degrees Celsius for over 17 minutes. This was achieved just last month on January 20, and represents...
A physician specializing in nutrition and preventive medicine decided to better understand food’s healing properties beyond simple caloric intake. With autumn’s chill setting in and the peak of respiratory illness season approaching, Dr. Patricia Varacallo decided to put soup to the test by incorporating it into her daily diet for a whole week. She wrote...